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[AtW]

£170 for standard peak time train ticket from Brum to London!!?!?!?

 

[Cliphead]

£170 for standard peak time train ticket from Brum to London!!?!?!?

How much do you charge? I need some backlink / analytics stuff.

 

[Old Greg]

£170 for standard peak time train ticket from Brum to London!!?!?!?

Moor St to Marylebone £99.50 incl. travelcard. Get on one of the 'silver trains' which are essentially Intercity 125 style (or maybe even original carriages refurbished) - much comfier than Virgin.

 

[Platypus]

£170 for standard peak time train ticket from Brum to London

Yes, we trying to keep people from Brum out

 

[AtW]

How much do you charge? I need some backlink / analytics stuff.

£29.99+VAT per month. Drop me a PM and I'll arrange you free test.

Settled for 1 hour longer route but half the price

Seventy Five fooking pounds to travel 240 miles on railway track in 21st century

 

[Ticktock]

Seventy Five fooking pounds to travel 240 miles on railway track in 21st century

So 31p a mile. Doesn't sound too bad.

 

[DimPrawn]

£170 for standard peak time train ticket from Brum to London!!?!?!?

Fortnum and Mason - Foie Gras En Croute

Doesn't even buy half a pie in London.

 

[northernladuk]

Worth that and more just to get out of Brum!

 

[AtW]

So 31p a mile. Doesn't sound too bad.

It cost me £70 to get from London to Amsterdam by train - 5 hours on proper high speed stuff.

And with this sort of prices some cretins think that HS2 is not needed? By the time it is supposed to be operational (2026) normal train ticket to London will be well over £300 - mark my words!

 

[administrator]

Fortnum and Mason - Foie Gras En Croute

Doesn't even buy half a pie in London.

I like the description:

To serve, simply slice off the lid and scoop out the perfectly cooked foie gras with a silver spoon.

The only spoons I have were nicked from Burger King. Do you think they would do?